Enhanced optical breakdown in KB cells labeled with folate-targeted silver-dendrimer composite nanodevices.

Enhanced optical breakdown in KB cells labeled with folate-targeted silver-dendrimer composite nanodevices.
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用叶酸靶向银树枝状聚合物复合纳米器件标记的 KB 细胞中的光学击穿增强。

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10.1016/j.nano.2010.09.003
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2011
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Nanomedicine : nanotechnology, biology, and medicine
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Balogh,Lajos
Balogh,Lajos
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作者:
Tse,Christine;Zohdy,MarwaJ;Ye,JingYong;O'Donnell,Matthew;Lesniak,Wojciech;Balogh,Lajos

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